Mario Diaz

Mr. Díaz has more than 25 years of strategic marketing and business development experience, including executive management positions at Apple, Avnet, Toshiba, IO Data Centers and QMS. In addition to a diverse technology marketing and customer experience background, Mr. Díaz applied his skills as chief marketing officer for one of the largest transit systems in the United States. His marketing accomplishments have been recognized by the American Marketing Association with a North American Effie Award, by the International Association of Business Communicators with multiple Copper Quill Awards, by the Telly Awards and by the American Advertising Federation with seven Addy Awards.
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Feb. 18 2016
Xerox announced on January 29th intentions to separate into two independent operations, focusing on business process outsourcing and document technology. Closely following the Hewlett-Packard split in...
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Jan. 7 2016
Managed print services (MPS) have seen steady growth, becoming a standard best practice among information technology (IT) decision makers to support their print fleets, but a recent study reveals rising...
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Dec. 9 2015
Printing costs, while seemingly insignificant, can create detrimental financial impact on an organization over time. According to our research, the average cost of a company’s printing operations...
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Nov. 5 2015
There are many reasons why organizations outsource their print operations. Procuring and managing the consumables to run a print fleet alone is a major challenge. However, the most common reason for outsourcing...
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